Discover how the Baltimore Mural Program transforms neighborhoods with stunning street art while providing opportunities for local artists to showcase their talents and strengths.
Bauhaus Blue, a new mural by Jaz Erenberg at the corner of Maryland and East Lafayette Avenues, is transforming and revitalizing Baltimore’s Station North Community.
There is celebration in the air as Artcentron achieves recognition as a leading art website. In addition to making the list of the top art websites in Baltimore, it is also on the list of the top 40 art news websites.
Two Baltimore artists, Elena Volkova and Jackie Milad are the winners of the MASB Artist Travel Prize. They will receive $6,000 to help fund travel essential to their studio practice.
After more than two years’ hiatus because of COVID-19, the annual Baltimore art show returns this fall with art, antique, and jewelry shows.
Baltimore screenwriters competition winners step into the spotlight at the Maryland Institute College of Art to receive awards and accolades.
Walters Art Museum Workers demand Union Recognition and respect for staff in a street protest rally that brings attention Walters Art Museum Workers demand Union Recognition and respect for staff in a street protest rally that brings attention to workers concerns.
Coffee Benefits, Nutrition and the Risk of Caffeine Addiction| A critical look at the health benefits of coffee, risk and consequences of caffeine addiction. Learn more about the possible benefits of coffee, as well as some of the risks
Maryland Historical Society awards $20,000 each to eleven historical organizations to expand their capacity to steward and share state history.
Baltimore multidisciplinary artists and writers are discussing the future of women artists and politics in a patriarchal society
In a rare move, the Maryland Historical Society puts the very fragile Original Star-Spangled Banner Manuscript on display alongside the 1783 George Washington Resignation Speech in Annapolis
Stunning photographs of Michelle Obama and family by former White House photographer Amanda Lucidon on display at the Enoch Pratt Library in celebration of Black History Month.
Brilliant Baltimore Light City Festival brought together artists, authors, chefs and an amazing light art show that left guests asking for more
As excitement grows for the opening of the Baltimore Art, Antique & Jewelry Show this Labor Day Weekend, here are some of the best booths to visit at annual fair
Stars of Man At Arms will return to Otakon to share stories about forging awe-inspiring weapons and armor from movies and videogames
The Baltimore St. Patrick’s Day celebration is an amazing opportunity to enjoy Irish culture with lots of music, dancing, and merrymaking. After more than two years of suspension due to COVID-19, the festival returns in full force. Here are the top tips to help you enjoy the festivities if you are coming from out of town.
A hand-sculpted porcelain with multiple layers of over-glaze and 24K gold titled Sang DeBoeuf Melon by Katherine Houston. Image: Artist ART NEWS Artist Katherine […]
Maryland’s largest art and antiques event and one of the most anticipated summer shows return Labor Day Weekend
The third annual Baltimore Fine Craft Show returns with a list of the nation’s top contemporary craft artists, offering woodwork, ceramics, art glass, art, jewelry, and other mixed media works.
LGBTQ Artists Pride Month Celebration Illuminates how LGBTQ artists have been responding to issues of gender identity through the years.